Writer. Dog enthusiast. Velociraptor masquerading as a human female.
I absolutely adored You Should be So Lucky by Cat Sebastian which portrays a slow burn romance between reporter Mark and professional baseball player Eddie, set in 1960 New York City. Mark is a lovable grump full of cutting observations who is recovering from the sudden death of his boyfriend while Eddie is a temperamental... Continue Reading →
cover art by Dri Gomez This is the first time I've ever read a queer romance and thought "I think my dad would really like this." Not because my dad's queerphobic (he's definitely not), but because my dad likes books about World War I and The Boy I Love by William Hussey manages to simultaneously... Continue Reading →
Sometimes I read a book that makes me either want to quit writing altogether or makes me want to push myself to be a better writer, to put more depth into my research, to really drill down into each word I write in order to avoid cliches. The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherin Arden... Continue Reading →
Check out my latest book review for Moniquill Blackgoose's TO SHAPE A DRAGON'S BREATH.
I feel as though I was limping through the start of the year (for reasons stated in a recent blog post), and then I hit mid-March, and someone turned on the turbo drive. I suddenly had energy. I could focus. Motivation crashed back into my body. I sat down and I got shit done. Writing... Continue Reading →
I'll be honest, I totally judged this book by its cover because its cover is freaking awesome. A woman and her monster bird? Sign me up! cover art by Jaime Jones Untethered Sky by Fonda Lee (published April 2023 by Tordotcom Publishing) is more than just an awesome cover. It's a fantastic book, as evidenced... Continue Reading →
Warning: this blog post gets into the details of my recent health issues which were relating the female reproductive system and the gastrointestinal tract. If you're just here for the writing stuff skip to the paragraph beginning "All this to say." I can't believe it's already nearly the end of March. I feel like I... Continue Reading →
In previous years, I've limited my favorite books read in a year posts to ten. This year, I decided not to limit myself because I read so many books I absolutely adored in 2023 and I just couldn't pare them down to ten. As always, not all of these books were published in 2023, but... Continue Reading →
Every year I start this blog post thinking that I'm getting to it late only to realize that the previous year, I wrote it even later. Maybe one of these years I'll get to it in January, or, I don't know, maybe I'll even get it prepped in December, but for now, I'll be satisfied... Continue Reading →
Rather than recap everything I've been up to since October (it's been a bit hectic), I'm just going to start off with a clean slate and jump right into what I want to accomplish in March this year. As usual, I'll be breaking my goals down into the following categories: Writing, Reading, Social, and Household.... Continue Reading →
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